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A tropical wave that is swirling several hundred miles east of the Lesser Antilles in the Atlantic is now the primary focus of the National Hurricane Center for future tropical trouble, though a system drenching the Gulf Coast this weekend still has some eyes on it.
A colossal stone monument in southern Spain was the focus of a decade-long study that revealed the remarkable sophistication of its construction, leaving researchers astounded by the advanced engineering techniques.
The City of Angels is about to wrap up the three-month Meteorological Summer on Aug. 31 without registering a drop of rainfall in its downtown rain gauge.
The National Hurricane Center is making note of 3 disturbances from near Texas to near Africa.
Seismic activity is increasing again along parts of Hawaiiâs Mt. Kilauea, though scientists maintain there is no imminent threat.
The start of the Labor Day weekend will be a stormy one across parts of the Northeast down into the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys as an ill-timed cold front sweeps through, bringing a severe weather threat.
What was once Hurricane Hone in the central Pacific is expected to travel west of the international dateline and fall under the jurisdiction of the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC). The cyclone will retain the same name but in the event it strengthens to have winds of at least 74 mph, it would earn the designation of a typhoon.
The calendar may say itâs winter in the Southern Hemisphere, but for much of Australia, it feels way more like summer, just like its Northern Hemisphere companions with a record-shattering heat wave gripping the continent.
A California wildfire dubbed the âCoffee Pot Fire" has been burning since early August, scorching thousands of acres along the western edge of Sequoia National Park.
The American Meteor Society received around 140 reports of people both seeing and hearing the event. NASA said its analysis found the fireball traveled from west to east over Tennessee before breaking up over the Tar Heel State.